Tibetan Mastiff is a novel edited by Yang Zhijun and published by People's Literature Publishing House in 2005. This article tells how the Anshan Gama Tibetan Mastiff became the Mastiff King of Jessie ancient grassland, resolved the contradiction between the two grassland tribes in the early days of the founding of New China, and promoted the spirit of peace, loyalty and courage.

Tibetan Mastiff is a large hunting dog produced in Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and is known as "China God Dog". When people always want to turn themselves into wolves, must human nature be cherished by dogs?

This group of Tibetan mastiffs cherish the joys and sorrows of human nature, dignity and shame, responsibility and loyalty more than human beings, which embodies the feelings of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, the mystery of Tibetan Buddhism, the compassion of humanitarian writers and the prosperity of martial arts masterpieces, and finally becomes a masterpiece in the gloomy reading of novels in 2005.

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The moral of Tibetan mastiff

Tibetan mastiff contains a strong spirit. In the work, the hero "Father" saw the traditional human dignity, responsibility and loyalty of this plateau animal in his contact with Tibetan mastiff. Tibetan mastiff represents a spirit of introspection, self-restraint and independence. He is innocent in that conflict of interest society.

For example, Tibetan mastiffs never bite people indiscriminately and never compete for other people's food, but when outsiders invade their owners, they will not hesitate to pounce. Although fierce, it is regular and orderly. The author describes the "mastiff nature" as human nature, but actually calls for human nature with "mastiff nature". Mastiff nature is a response to wolf nature and an alternative display of human nature indicators.

It is the embodiment of our extreme lack of moral conscience. When the author wrote Tibetan mastiff, he also had an impulse to enlighten human beings with animals. Tibetan mastiff is a kind of high-quality existence, which embodies the strong customs of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and condenses the best qualities that grassland creatures should have: loneliness, cold, fearlessness, loyalty, courage, dedication, hunger tolerance, cold tolerance and all kinds of tempering.

They are strong, formidable, vicious and self-sacrificing, and they are the protectors of herders. Absolutely speaking, on the grassland and among herders, the moral standard is the standard of Tibetan mastiff. Obviously, the "mastiff nature" described by the author is, to a certain extent, a beautiful moral character that contemporary human beings are increasingly lacking. It can be said that the publication of Tibetan Mastiff inadvertently assumed a specific cultural responsibility.

Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Tibetan Mastiff (Yang Zhijun's novel)